Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo news: Keeping their love in flames amid the winter cold

Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo are keeping the heat alive this winter with their heartwarming romance.

The "Counting On" couple is seen in a recent Instagram post, surrounded by beautiful lights as Jeremy looks up to the heavens and Jinger looks up to her husband.

This was how the married couple of over a year bid good-bye to 2017 and welcomed the New Year.

Au revoir, 2017.

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After their wedding in November 2016, Jeremy and Jinger are now the only married couple in the Duggar family who still does not have children. But the 23-year-old Duggar and the 30-year-old pastor of Grace Community Church Laredo are not letting it dampen their mood.

The couple fully enjoyed the holidays with each other's company, as well as the Vuolo family over at Philadelphia. This was the second Christmas season that Jinger spent away from her own family.

Just after Christmas, Jinger posted a photo of them together while looking at a colorfully lit garden with the caption "A winter Wonderland." Later, she also posted a photo with Jeremy's family as they were visiting the Franklin Institute.

Earlier in December, Jeremy gushed about his wife in another post, which he captioned with a quote from Baptist preacher Charles Spurgeon. "A true wife is the husband's better half, his flower of beauty, and his heart's treasure. In her company he finds his earthly heaven; she is the light of his home, the comfort of his soul," the caption said.

Following their wedding in front of 1,000 guests at the Cathedral of the Ozarks at John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, on Nov. 5, 2016, the couple has since moved to Texas for Jeremy's job in the Laredo ministry.

Talking to People in early 2017, Jinger called their marriage the "biggest blessing." "We have just so perfectly adapted, it's been incredible," she said.

Looks like the pair is also in no hurry to expand their family, explaining that the higher power will give it at the right time. "We are just enjoying our life together," said Jinger, "and we will see what the Lord does."

"Counting On" returns to the small screen in spring this year.

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